Fabio Aurelio D'Asaro
Assistant Professor, University of Verona · Honorary Lecturer, UCL · Logic & AI
Department of Human Sciences,
University of Verona
I am a researcher in Logic and AI: epistemic, probabilistic and temporal reasoning, argumentation, and logic programming (ASP/ILASP). My work spans bounded and non-monotonic reasoning, explainable AI, and the foundations of computation.
I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Verona and an Honorary Lecturer at University College London (Department of Information Studies; fabio.dasaro.14@ucl.ac.uk). I am a member of the EThOS, LUCI, SPIKE and KIDS research groups, and previously held postdoctoral positions in Milan, Naples and Salento. I earned my PhD from UCL.
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Google Scholar · 293 citations · h-index 11 · i10-index 13 (updated 1 Oct 2026)
news
| Oct 05, 2026 | Beavr 2.0 🦫 is out: an unofficial Beamer theme for University of Verona slides, for lecturers and students, in four colour palettes. It now has its own page, with the Overleaf project and a zip to download. |
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| Sep 30, 2026 | I am now affiliated with the Italian Reproducibility Network (ITRN), a peer-led consortium that works on research quality and reproducibility across disciplines. |
| Aug 30, 2026 | Talk “Bounded Non-Monotonicity as a Framework for Commonsense Reasoning” (with P. Baldi) at AISC 2026, the 22nd Conference of the Italian Association for Cognitive Science, Turin, 9-11 September. It is scheduled in the “Reasoning Under Uncertainty” session on Thursday 10 September. |
| Jul 26, 2026 | New arXiv preprint: An Unofficial FastLAS Tutorial: A Programmer’s Guide, a hands-on introduction to FastLAS for students and users, drawn from earlier lectures. Every example is checked against FastLAS 2.2.0; the task files are on GitHub. |
| Jul 19, 2026 | At OVERLAY 2026 (FLoC) I presented Fairness Certificates via a Lean-Backed Trustworthy Probabilistic Typed Natural Deduction (with G. Primiero), and chaired one of the sessions. |
selected publications
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A Graphical Formalism for Reasoning about Substitution in Resource Transforming ProceduresJournal of Artificial Intelligence Research, 2025 -
Checking trustworthiness of probabilistic computations in a typed natural deduction systemJournal of Logic and Computation, 2025 -
An Answer Set Programming-based implementation of Epistemic Probabilistic Event CalculusInternational Journal of Approximate Reasoning, 2024 -
An Application of a Runtime Epistemic Probabilistic Event Calculus to Decision-making in e-Health SystemsTheory and Practice of Logic Programming, 2023 - CORE A*
Introducing k-lingo: a k-depth bounded version of ASP system clingoIn Proceedings of KR 2021, 2021 -
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Towards an Inductive Logic Programming approach for explaining black-box preference learning systemsIn Proceedings of KR 2020, 2020